Syllabus Edition
First teaching 2016
·Last exams 2025
- c1250-c1500 The Middle Ages
- The Medical Renaissance, c1500-c1700
- Medicine in Britain in the 18th & 19th Century
- Medicine in Modern Britain
- The British Sector of the Western Front: Context
- The British Sector of the Western Front: Injuries
- The British Sector of the Western Front: Treatment
- Improvements in Medicine & Surgery on the Western Front
- c1000-c1500: Crime & Punishment in Medieval England
- c1500-c1700: Crime & Punishment in Early Modern England
- c1700-c1900: Crime & Punishment in Eighteenth & Nineteenth-Century Britain
- c1900-Present: Crime & Punishment in Modern Britain
- Context: Whitechapel in the 19th Century
- Policing Whitechapel
- The Whitechapel Murders, 1888
- Anglo-Saxon England under Edward the Confessor
- Edward the Confessor's Final Years
- Edward the Confessor's Death & Succession Crisis
- The Battles of 1066
- How did William the Conqueror Establish His Control of England in 1066?
- Resistance to William the Conqueror, 1068-1075
- How did Resistance Affect How William Governed Norman England?
- Life in Norman England, 1066-1088